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Engineering Guidelines and Design Philosophies

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Contents

1.0 PREFACE .......................................................................................................................4

2.0 INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CORPORATE DOCUMENTATION AND

DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES...............................................................................................4

3.0 COMPLIANCE WITH DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES............................................................5

3.1 Deviation Procedure.................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 Technical Authority ................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Management Responsibilities .................................................................................................. 6

4.0 DEFINITIONS .................................................................................................................6

5.0 ABBREVIATIONS.........................................................................................................14

6.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES LISTINGS ...........................................................................21

6.1 Onshore Design Philosophies................................................................................................ 21
6.2 Offshore Design Philosophies ............................................................................................... 23

7.0 REVIEW AND MODIFICATION ....................................................................................26

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1.0 PREFACE

NOTE: This document supercedes TO-HQ-02-001-00 dated November, 2003

entitled ‘Develop Process: Supporting Guidelines & Philosophies – Design
Philosophies’

This document forms an introduction to a suite of Engineering Design

Philosophies covering the Codes and Standards to be used by discipline
design engineers on all OMV E&P GmbH (OMV) projects, both onshore and
offshore on a worldwide basis.

This Tier 2 document represents the link between The Develop Process and
the more detailed philosophy documents which have been prepared for each
of the facilities engineering design disciplines as listed in Section 5 below.

The overall aim of these documents is to ensure consistency in the design of

all future OMV E&P production facilities by the establishment of a set of
standards, guidelines and references to international codes that are to be
used in the design process.

These documents have been developed with reference to OMV Exploration &
Production GmbH IMS and Corporate Policies including all HSEQ Policies, in
particular the 12 Policy Elements set out in HSEQ Policy Elements and
Objectives HSEQ-HQ-00-01-00.

2.0 INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CORPORATE DOCUMENTATION AND

DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES

This Tier 2 document is intended to provide an interface between Corporate

Documentation and individual Design Philosophies. The overall document
structure is:-

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Corporate Processes

Develop Process
Project Management Manual

Tier 2 Document
(This document)

Philosophies

Electrical Instruments Process Mechanical Structures Pipelines HSE Operations,

Sparing &
& Control Equipment Maintenance

3.0 COMPLIANCE WITH DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES

Use of the following terms have specific meaning within the philosophies referred
to in section 6.0.

May A guideline which is to be considered

Should A guideline which is strongly recommended
Shall / Must A mandatory requirement.

Mandatory requirements apply to all new plant / installations undertaken by OMV

E&P GmbH as operator in all operations on a worldwide basis.

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3.1 Deviation Procedure

Any deviation from the mandatory requirements of a philosophy or judgement on
the applicability of local rules, regulations and standards shall be submitted in
writing to the Process Owner of the Develop Process (Head of OMV E&P TO
ENO) for approval and shall be supported by an evaluation of the risks of
non-compliance, including, where necessary, an assurance of the cost / benefits
of compliance.

3.2 Technical Authority

OMV E&P TO ENO shall assign
engineering disciplines, known
Authorities shall be assigned
determinations on the validity of
philosophies.
and / or employ technical expertise in various
as Technical Authorities. These Technical
the task, as the need arises, to make
the basis for the Requests for Deviation from

3.3 Management Responsibilities

The Process Owner of the Develop Process (The Head Technical and
Operations – Engineering and Operations -EP TO ENO) has responsibilities
as follows: -

♦ Ensure that all OMV facilities are designed to the standards described in
the various philosophies listed in Section 5.0 through independent vetting,
auditing and project reviews.
♦ Liaise with the Asset Manager, Development Manager and other key
positions involved in a given development to ensure the goals of OMV are
being allowed for and the spirit of the philosophies is being met.
♦ Provide a forum for a project team to request approval for deviations from
specific philosophies on project specific grounds which may include
exceptions due the size, location and or complexity of a given project.

4.0 DEFINITIONS

The following technical definitions are used widely throughout the philosophy
documents. Additional definitions with particular relevance to a specific
philosophy are given within that document only.

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Asset Individual licences, facilities or other items of value

owned or operated by the company and managed
by an Asset Team.
Development Planned scheme or undertaking to enhance or
realise the value of an asset.
AFP System A system which can be activated upon detection of
fire, gas or explosion effectively designed to control,
mitigate, suppress or extinguish the fire to maintain
a predetermined level of safety for a predetermined
duration.
As Low As To reduce a Risk to a level which is As Low As
Reasonably Reasonably Practicable involves balancing
Practicable reduction in Risk against the time, trouble, difficulty
(ALARP) and cost of achieving it. This level represents the
point, objectively assessed, at which the time,
trouble, difficulty and cost of further reduction
measures become grossly disproportionate to the
additional risk reduction obtained.
Autonomy Time The duration for which the battery can supply its
rated load within its specified voltage limits,
(Of A Battery) following a prolonged period (i.e. not less than one
year) of battery float-charge operation.
Availability The percentage of time during normal operation
(equipment) that the system will respond to operational
demands, i.e., it has not failed.
Commissioning Introduction of product into a system to commence
operation. Replace product with feed stream.
Company An organisation engaged, as principal or contractor,
directly or indirectly, in the exploration for and
production of oil and/or gas. For bodies or
establishments with more than one site, a single
site may be defined as a company.
Contractor The party which carries out all or part of the design,
engineering, procurement, construction, installation,
commissioning or management of a project or
operation of a facility.

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Design Life The total lifetime in years of the system, from

installation to abandonment.
Design Pressure The maximum internal or external pressure to be
used in determining the minimum permissible wall
thickness of equipment and piping. The minimum
permissible wall thickness may be derived from a
lower operating pressure, but higher operating
temperature. Relief is normally initiated at design
pressure.
Detailed Design The main design phase during which the system is
studied in detail and the main design
documentation is produced.
Double Block and Two barriers with a bleed between the barriers.
Bleed Typical arrangement is two block valves with a
bleed valve in the middle.
Electrical Civil engineering works, buildings, machines,
Installation apparatus, lines and associated equipment used
for the generation, conversion, transformation,
transmission, distribution and utilisation of
electricity.
Emergency Shutdown due to an emergency having occurred or
Shutdown having the potential to occur.

Enclosure A part providing protection of equipment against

external influences and protection against direct
contact.
Emergency Actions taken by personnel (on or offsite) to
Response control/mitigate a hazardous event.

Evacuation, Escape General term used to describe the range of possible

and Rescue (EER) actions including escape, muster, refuge/shelter,
evacuation, rescue and recovery.
Escape The movement of personnel away from a
hazardous event to a place of relative safety.
Escape Route Route from any area, to which personnel have
access, allowing for Escape as defined above.

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Evacuation The planned method of leaving an installation in an

emergency
Evacuation Route Those Escape Routes which lead to Evacuation
facilities
FEED The preliminary design phase, carried out for the
purposes of identifying a feasible design, ordering
long-lead items, and producing cost and schedule
estimates.
Hazardous Area An area in which an explosive atmosphere is or
may be expected to be present in quantities such
as to require special precautions for the
construction, installation and use of electrical
apparatus. The hazardous area may be classified
as Zone 0, 1 or 2, or Division 1 or 2. The zone
classification is given below; reference should be
made to documents such as API RP500, in respect
of classification into Divisions.
High Voltage Any voltage exceeding Low Voltage.

Increased Safety A type of protection applied to electrical apparatus

that does not produce arcs or sparks in normal
service and under specified abnormal conditions, in
which additional measures are applied so as to give
increased security against the possibility of
excessive temperatures and of the occurrence of
arcs and sparks. This type of protection is referred
to as “e.”
Integrity The standards and parameters, to which the plant
has been designed, built, tested and are operated
to.
Loss or reduction of integrity means that the plant
has a higher risk of incurring an unforeseen
circumstance that is unacceptable to OMV.

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Intrinsic Safety A type of protection in which a portion of the

electrical system contains only Intrinsically Safe
apparatus, circuits, and wiring that is incapable of
causing ignition in the surrounding atmosphere.
Intrinsically Safe Circuits or equipment may be of
Category “ia” or “ib”: the former has a greater
tolerance of faults and may be used in hazardous
locations where the latter is not permissible.
Inverter A converter for conversion from d.c. to a.c.

Isolation (process) A physical barrier (blind) or a tested barrier.

Logic Solver The part of the safety system that the field I/O are
connected to that implements the logic functions.
Low Voltage (a) in relation to alternating current, a voltage
exceeding 50 volts measured between phase
conductors (or between phase conductors and
earth), but not exceeding 1000 volts measured
between phase conductors (or 600 volts if
measured between phase conductors and earth),
calculated by taking the square root of the mean of
the squares of the instantaneous values of a
voltage during a complete cycle;
and
(b) in relation to direct current, a voltage exceeding
120 volts measured between live conductors (or
between live conductors and earth), but not
exceeding 1500 volts measured between live
conductors (or 900 volts if measured between live
conductors and earth).
Maximum Allowable The maximum pressure to which pressure
Operating Pressure equipment is allowed to operate to ensure that the
design conditions are not exceeded. The MAOP of
a pipeline is conditional on the integrity of the
pipeline established by hydrostatic testing and the
design assumptions.

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Maximum Design The material temperature representing the most

Temperature severe condition of coincident pressure and
temperature. The design temperature shall
encompass the maximum operating temperature.
Maximum Operating The maximum pressure predicted including
Pressure deviations from normal operations, e.g. start-
up/shutdown, control requirements and process
upsets.
Maximum Allowable The maximum allowable pressure that the item of
Working Pressure pressure equipment is able to withstand while staying
within the allowable stress limits of the design code
when based on the as-built dimensions and
materials. This value shall not be limited by the basic
shell or head thickness.
Maximum Operating The maximum temperature in the equipment
Temperature including plant operation at unstable conditions,
such as, start-up/shutdown, control requirements,
process flexibility and process upsets.
Minimum Design The minimum temperature, which serves as a base
Temperature for specifying the low temperature characteristics of
the material. The design temperature shall
encompass the minimum operating temperature.
Minimum Operating The minimum pressure predicted including
Pressure deviations from normal operations, such as,
process start-up and shutdown.
Minimum Operating The minimum temperature in the equipment
Temperature including plant operation at unstable conditions,
such as, start-up, shutdown and depressurising.
Muster Area Designated area where personnel report when
required.
Non-Hazardous An area in which an explosive atmosphere is not
Area expected to be present in quantities such as to
require special precautions for the construction,
installation and use of electrical apparatus.
Offshore A site encompassing the overall process and utilities
Installation of an asset.
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OMV The term ‘OMV’ is used throughout the philosophy

documents to denote the worldwide onshore and
offshore operations of OMV E&P GmbH.
Onshore Plant A site encompassing the overall process and
utilities of an asset.
Operator The person responsible for managing the operation
of the plant and process at the CCR.
Operating The pressure in the equipment when the plant
Pressure operates at steady state condition, subject to
normal variation in operating parameters.
Operating The temperature in the equipment when the plant
Temperature operates at steady state condition, subject to
normal variation in operating parameters.
PFP System Passive Fire Protection (PFP) coating, cladding
arrangements or a free standing system which in
the event of fire will provide thermal protection to
the substrate to which it is attached or the protected
area and does so independently of a requirement
for human, mechanical or other intervention to
initiate a response.
Pipeline System The Pipeline System consists of the pipeline (a
conduit for transportation of fluids consisting of
welded assemblies of carbon steel or CRA line pipe
joints, or constructed of non-metallic materials, e.g.
plastic and fibre reinforced plastic pipelines for gas
transportation) and all parts of associated physical
facilities, including appurtenances and ancillary
equipment such as supports, valves, flanges,
regulators, pressure vessels and other equipment
required for safe and efficient operation of the
system.
Process Control The overall grouping of E/E/PES, mechanical and
System manual facilities provided to operate the process
and utilities of an asset.
Process Shutdown Shutdown due to an abnormal process situation.

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Project Planned scheme within a Development to engineer,

procure, construct and bring into service capital (or
leased) surface and subsurface facilities required to
meet development objectives.
Rescue The process by which those who can’t effect their
own Escape or Evacuation are assisted in doing so.
Risk A term which combines the chance that a specified
undesired Event will occur and the severity of the
consequences of the Event.
Safety Critical Any item of plant or equipment (including computer
Element programmes) which can cause or contribute to a
Major Accident event
or
Any item of plant or equipment the purpose of
which is to prevent, control or mitigate a Major
Accident.
Safety System The overall grouping of emergency shutdown and
process shutdown services. The safety system
does not encompass other safety devices such as
pressure safety valves.
Test Report Document prepared by the manufacturer indicating in
detail the tests and verifications to which the electrical
apparatus has been subjected, and their results.
Unit An area containing a particular part of the process
or utility that is segregated from other parts of the
process for example a turbine hall.
Vendor The supplier of materials or equipment, not
necessarily the Manufacturer.
Zone An area indicating the frequency of the appearance
and the duration of an explosive gas atmosphere.
Zone 0 An area in which an explosive gas atmosphere is
continuously present or is present for long periods.
Zone 1 An area in which an explosive gas atmosphere is
likely to occur in normal operation.
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Zone 2 An area in which an explosive gas atmosphere is

not likely to occur in normal operation and if does
occur it will persist for short period.

5.0 ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are used widely throughout the philosophy

documents. Additional abbreviations with particular relevance to a specific
Philosophy are given within that document only.

3D Three Dimensional

AC Alternating Current

AFC Approved for Construction

AFP Active Fire Protection

AISC American Institute of Steel Construction

ALARP As Low As Reasonably Practicable

API American Petroleum Institute

ASCE American Society of Civil Engineers

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers

ATEX Atmosphere Explosives

AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator

BLEVE Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapour Explosion

BS British Standard

CCR Central Control Room

CA Certifying Authority

CE Conformite Europeene

C&E Cause and Effects

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CENELEC European Committee for Electrical Standards (Comité

Européen de Normalisation Electrique)

CFC Chloro-fluoro-carbons

CO2 Carbon Dioxide

CoSHH Control of Substances Hazardous to Health

CPU Central Processor Unit

CRA Corrosion Resistant Alloy

DB&B Double Block and Bleed

DC Direct Current

DCS Data Control System

E/E/PES Electrical, Electronic, or Programmable Electronic

System
EC European Commission

EERA Escape, Evacuation and Rescue Analysis

EMC Electro Magnetic Compliance (check)

EN European Standard

EPSCC Engineering, Procurement, Supply, Construction, Pre-

commissioning and Commissioning

ESD Emergency Shut Down

ESDV Emergency Shut Down Valve

ESSA Emergency Systems Survivability Assessment

FAT Factory Acceptance Test

FEED Front End Engineering Design

FERA Fire and Explosion Risk Assessment

FFE Fire Fighting Equipment

F&G Fire and Gas

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FMEA Failure Modes and Effects Analysis

FWKO Free Water Knock Out (Drums)

GA General Arrangement

GPA General Platform Alarm

H2S Hydrogen Sulphide

HAZAN Hazard Analysis

HAZID Hazard Identification Review

HAZOP Hazard and Operability Review

HIPPS High Integrity Pressure Protection System

HLO Helicopter Landing Officer

HMI Human Machine Interface

HP High Pressure

HPU Hydraulic Power Unit

HSE Health, Safety and Environment

HSE MS Health, Safety and Environmental Management System

HVAC Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

IADC International Association of Drilling Contractors

ICAPS Integrated Commissioning and Programme System

IDC Insulation Displacement Connector

IEC Internal Electrotechnical Committee

IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

IFAT Integrated Factory Acceptance Test

I/O Input / Output

IOM Installation Operating and Maintenance Manual

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IP Institute of Petroleum

IRM Inspection, Repair and Maintenance

IS Intrinsically Safe

ISO International Standards Organisation

ITP Inspection and Test Plan

ITT Invitation to Tender

ITU International Telecommunication Union

JSA Job Safety Analysis

LP Low Pressure

LPG Liquified Petroleum Gas

LSE Life Saving Equipment

LTB Line Termination Box

MAC Manual Alarm Callpoint

MAOP Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure

MAWP Maximum Allowable Working Pressure

MP Medium Pressure

MDF Main Distribution Frame

MHA Mechanical Handling Assessment

MOR Maintenance Over Ride

MSF Module Support Frame

MTS Material Tracking System

MWS Marine Warranty Surveyor

NACE National Association of Corrosion Engineers

ND Nominal Diameter

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NDE Non Destructive Examination

NDT Non Destructive Testing

NEC National Electrical Code

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association

NFPA National Fire Protection Association

NPSH Net Positive Suction Head

OCU Override Control Unit

OD Outside Diameter

PABX Private Automatic Branch Exchange

PAGA Public Address and General Alarm

PCS Process Control System

PES Programmable Electronic System

P&ID Piping and Instrumentation Diagram

PFD Process Flow Diagram

PFP Passive Fire Protection

PLC Programmable Logic Controller

PMS Project Management System

POS Process Override Switch

PP Production Platform

PPE Personal Protective Equipment

PQR Procedure Qualification Record

PRV Pressure Relief Valve

PSD Process Shutdown

PSS Plant Safety System

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PSV Pressure Safety Valve

QC Quality Control

QM Quality Management

QMS Quality Management System

QP Living Quarters Platform

QRA Quantified Risk Assessment

RAM Reliability Availability Maintainability

RBI Risk Based Inspection

RCM Reliability Centred Maintenance

RFC Ready For Commissioning

RFLO Ready For Load Out

RFSU Ready For Start Up

RFT Ready For Transportation

RP Recommended Practice

SAT Site Acceptance Test

SCADA Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition.

SCE Safety Critical Element

SIL Safety Integrity Level

SLD Single Line Diagram

S/D Shut-Down

SOW Scope Of Work

SPIR Spare Parts Interchangeability Record

TEMA Tubular Exchanger Manufactors Association

TI Transportation and Installation

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TICSS Telecommunications, Instrumentation, Control and

Safety Systems
TÜV Technischer Überwachungsverein (German Technical
Inspection Organisation)

TWA Time Weight Average

UCP Unit Control Panel

UL Underwriters Laboratory

UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply

VDU Visual Display Unit

WHP Wellhead Platform

WHFP Wellhead Flowing Pressure

WHSIP Wellhead Shut in Pressure

WP Work Package

WU Work Unit

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6.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES LISTINGS

6.1 Onshore Design Philosophies

The following is the list of Onshore Design Philosophies, arranged by discipline:-
Electrical
TO-HQ-02-011 Philosophy for Electrical Design Onshore
TO-HQ-02-012 Philosophy for Main Generators and Switchboard
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-013 Philosophy for Emergency Generator and
Switchboard Onshore
TO-HQ-02-014 Philosophy for Electrical Cabling Design Onshore
TO-HQ-02-015 Philosophy for Uninterruptible Power Supplies
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-016 Philosophy for Earthing, Bonding and Lightning
Protection Onshore
TO-HQ-02-017 Philosophy for Motors, Drives and Transformers
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-018 Philosophy for Lighting and Trace Heating Onshore
TO-HQ-02-019 Philosophy for Hazardous Area Classification and
HVAC Onshore

Instrumentation and Control

TO-HQ-02-021 Philosophy for Process Control Systems Onshore
TO-HQ-02-022 Philosophy for Wellhead Control Systems Onshore
TO-HQ-02-023 Philosophy for Safety Integrity Level Onshore
TO-HQ-02-024 Philosophy for Emergency and Process Shutdown
Systems Onshore
TO-HQ-02-025 Philosophy for Fire and Gas Systems Onshore
TO-HQ-02-026 Philosophy for Telecommunications Onshore
TO-HQ-02-027 Philosophy for Flow Metering Systems Onshore

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Process, Piping and Mechanical Equipment

TO-HQ-02-031 Philosophy for Process Systems- General Design
Guidelines Onshore
TO-HQ-02-032 Philosophy for Utility Systems – General Design
Guidelines Onshore
TO-HQ-02-034 Philosophy for Isolation of Process Systems Onshore
TO-HQ-02-035 Philosophy for Overpressure Protection and
Safeguarding Onshore
TO-HQ-02-036 Philosophy for Flare, Relief and Blowdown Onshore
TO-HQ-02-037 Philosophy for Piping Design Onshore
TO-HQ-02-038 Philosophy for Pipe Stress and Flexibility Analysis
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-039 Philosophy for Rotating and Reciprocating Equipment
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-040 Philosophy for Pressure Vessels and Storage Tanks
Onshore

Operations, Sparing and Maintenance

TO-HQ-02-061 Philosophy for Operations Onshore
TO-HQ-02-062 Philosophy for Spares Onshore
TO-HQ-02-063 Philosophy for Maintenance Onshore

Structures
TO-HQ-02-041 Philosophy for Structures and Foundations Onshore
TO-HQ-02-042 Philosophy for Civil Works Onshore
TO-HQ-02-043 Philosophy for Drainage Works Onshore

Pipelines
TO-HQ-02-051 Philosophy for Pipeline Materials Selection Onshore

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TO-HQ-02-052 Philosophy for Pipeline Mechanical Design Onshore

TO-HQ-02-053 Philosophy for Pipeline Construction Onshore
TO-HQ-02-054 Philosophy for Pipeline Operation and Maintenance
Onshore

Health, Safety and Environment

TO-HQ-02-071 Philosophy for HSEQ Management Onshore
TO-HQ-02-072 Philosophy for Active Fire Protection Systems
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-073 Philosophy for Passive Fire Protection Systems
Onshore
TO-HQ-02-074 Philosophy for Safety Equipment Onshore
TO-HQ-02-075 Philosophy for Escape, Evacuation and Rescue
Onshore

6.2 Offshore Design Philosophies

The following is the list of Offshore Design Philosophies, arranged by discipline:-
Electrical
TO-HQ-02-111 Philosophy for Electrical Design Offshore
TO-HQ-02-112 Philosophy for Main Generators and Switchboard
Offshore
TO-HQ-02-113 Philosophy for Emergency Generator and
Switchboard Offshore
TO-HQ-02-114 Philosophy for Electrical Cabling Design Offshore
TO-HQ-02-115 Philosophy for Uninterruptible Power Supplies
Offshore
TO-HQ-02-116 Philosophy for Earthing, Bonding and Lightning
Protection Offshore
TO-HQ-02-117 Philosophy for Motors, Drives and Transformers
Offshore
TO-HQ-02-118 Philosophy for Lighting and Trace Heating Offshore

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TO-HQ-02-119 Philosophy for Hazardous Area Classification and

HVAC Offshore
TO-HQ-02-120 Philosophy for Marine Navigational Aids Offshore

Instrumentation and Control

TO-HQ-02-121 Philosophy for Process Control Systems Offshore
TO-HQ-02-122 Philosophy for Wellhead Control Systems Offshore
TO-HQ-02-123 Philosophy for Safety Integrity Levels Offshore
TO-HQ-02-124 Philosophy for Emergency and Process Shutdown
Systems Offshore
TO-HQ-02-125 Philosophy for Fire and Gas Systems Offshore
TO-HQ-02-126 Philosophy for Communications and Security Systems
Offshore

TO-HQ-02-127 Philosophy for Flow Metering Systems Offshore

TO-HQ-02-128 Philosophy for Subsea Control Offshore

Process, Piping and Mechanical Equipment

TO-HQ-02-131 Philosophy for Process Systems- General Design
Guidelines Offshore
TO-HQ-02-132 Philosophy for Utility Systems – General Design
Guidelines Offshore
TO-HQ-02-134 Philosophy for Isolation of Process Systems Offshore
TO-HQ-02-135 Philosophy for Overpressure Protection and
Safeguarding Offshore
TO-HQ-02-136 Philosophy for Flare, Relief and Blowdown Offshore
TO-HQ-02-137 Philosophy for Piping Design Offshore
TO-HQ-02-138 Philosophy for Pipe Stress and Flexibility Analysis
Offshore
TO-HQ-02-139 Philosophy for Rotating and Reciprocating Equipment
Offshore

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TO-HQ-02-140 Philosophy for Pressure Vessels and Storage Tanks

Offshore

Operations, Sparing and Maintenance

TO-HQ-02-161 Philosophy for Operations Offshore
TO-HQ-02-162 Philosophy for Spares Offshore
TO-HQ-02-163 Philosophy for Maintenance Offshore

Structures
TO-HQ-02-141 Philosophy for Offshore Jacket and Foundations
Structural Design Offshore
TO-HQ-02-142 Philosophy for Topsides and Helideck Structural
Design Philosophy Offshore
TO-HQ-02-143 Philosophy for Floating Installations Structural Design
Offshore

Pipelines
TO-HQ-02-151 Philosophy for Pipeline Materials Selection Offshore
TO-HQ-02-152 Philosophy for Pipeline Mechanical Design Offshore
TO-HQ-02-153 Philosophy for Pipeline Construction Offshore
TO-HQ-02-154 Philosophy for Pipeline Operation and Maintenance
Offshore

Health, Safety and Environment

TO-HQ-02-171 Philosophy for HSEQ Management Offshore
TO-HQ-02-172 Philosophy for Active Fire Protection Systems
Offshore
TO-HQ-02-173 Philosophy for Passive Fire Protection Systems
Offshore
TO-HQ-02-174 Philosophy for Safety Equipment Offshore
TO-HQ-02-175 Philosophy for Escape, Evacuation and Rescue

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Offshore

7.0 REVIEW AND MODIFICATION

It is the intent of this document that this Tier 2 document and all associated
philosophies shall be reviewed and updated as necessary but as a minimum
every two years.

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Engineering Guidelines and Design Philosophies Overview TO-HQ-02-001 01 26 of 26